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WSU Sugar Research Program Funded

WSU Sugar Research Program Funded

Washington State University researchers have been awarded a $450,000 dollar grant to study how a poor diet might genetically change human heart function and contribute to cardiovascular disease.

WSU researcher Susan Marsh has already discovered in preliminary experiments that a diet high in sugar and saturated fat altered the attachment of sugars to proteins in the muscle cells of the heart.

Marsh is an assistant professor in the Nutrition and Exercise Physiology Program in the College of Pharmacy.

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WSU to Play Pepperdine in 2011 Cougar Hardwood Classic

WSU to Play Pepperdine in 2011 Cougar Hardwood Classic

Washington State’s men’s basketball will take on Pepperdine University on December 22nd in the seventh annual Cougar Hardwood Classic.

The event will take place at KeyArena marking the fifth all time meeting between the teams, with the series currently tied at 2-2.  The schools haven’t faced each other since Dec 13th 1986 in Pullman with the Cougars defeating the Waves 82-77. 

WSU is coming off a trip to the NIT semifinals and despite losing All-Pac-10 performers Klay Thompson & DeAngelo Casto to the professional ranks, Ken Bone returns hi

Brush Fire Burning North Of Pullman

Brush Fire Burning North Of Pullman

Fire crews from Whitman County Fire Districts 11 and 12 are battling a brush fire two miles north of Pullman along the south fork of the Palouse River.

The fire, first reported at 1:30 p.m., is burning mostly in dry grasses.

10 acres have been burned.

 

Police Report: Alleged Llama Loose on the Palouse

Police Report: Alleged Llama Loose on the Palouse

Pullman Police responded to a report of a llama running back and forth across the road near Sunnyside Park Tuesday afternoon. When Ofc. E. Schaeffer arrived at the scene, no llama was found, but up the road from the location, a property owner with a few llamas was contacted. All the llamas on that property were accounted for. Cmdr. C. Tennant responded to the report saying he not sure if there ever was a llama.

From the Pullman Police Daily Log:

WSU Employee Identified As Sex Assault Suspect

WSU Employee Identified As Sex Assault Suspect

A Washington State University employee is facing charges of Second Degree Rape after being arrested at the Outlook Apartments in Downtown Pullman.

Undergraduates to Present Research at Upcoming Symposium

Undergraduates to Present Research at Upcoming Symposium

Nearly 50 undergraduates have spent their summer in Pullman conducting full-time work as undergraduate researchers with WSU faculty mentors. They'll be presenting their summer research August 5th at Washington State University as part of the National Science Foundation funded "Research Experience for Undergraduates" (REU), one of the six programs through out the nation. It features local, regional, national and global students. One is from Puerto Rico, another from New York. The research ranges from ceramic engineering to creative writing. The research projects are all vastly different.

Pullman Police Investigating College Hill Rape

A 30-year-old Pullman man has been arrested for allegedly raping a man inside a College Hill apartment. Pullman police responded to the sexual assault call early Monday morning. The male victim said he was sleeping on the couch at a friend’s apartment when he was assaulted by his buddy's roommate. 

The man was awakened by the alleged assault and began beating the suspect in self defense.